World Cup Finals Turns 30 And The Competition Is Getting Even Tougher

The Haltech World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic Presented by Wiseco (WCF) has achieved a level of success that very few events ever experience. Each year, some of the fastest cars in the world and thousands of racing fans make the trip to Maryland International Raceway (MDIR) to experience the magic of the WCF.

For 30 years, Jason Miller and his team have put on the WCF. The event is constantly being refined to ensure it maintains its reputation as a top-tier race. This has allowed Miller and the Miller Brothers Productions crew to pull off the WCF each year with the precision of a successful military operation.

One thing the WCF does well is make sure the best of the best racers and vehicles are part of the show. Unlike other heads-up events, a vehicle must meet a minimum ET requirement just to be eligible to purchase a tech card. There’s also a maximum number of entries for each class that’s well above the qualifying field size, so there’s always a fight to get into the show on Sunday.

This year, Radials vs. Shoeboxes and the DAM Shootout were added to the WCF. The other classes on the dance card also received rules adjustments. These changes were made to keep the racing competitive and give the fans a great show.

If you don’t already have your WCF tickets, you’re out of luck, because the race has sold out before the gates open. For those who don’t have tickets, you can watch the WCF November 4-8 right here on FDRM+.